I have an NSString, and I want to know its height to create an appropriate UILabel. Doing this NSString *string = @\"this is an example\";
I have a UITableViewCell with a subview consisting of a UITextView. The content of the textview is dynamic, so I want to measure the exact width and height to create a cell and a textview with no need
All my research so far seems to indicate it is not possible to do this accurately. The only two options available to me at the outset were:
I need a method like CTFrameGetVisibleStringRange that can give me the text that will be rendered in a given size supplied with a line break mode (i.e. word wrap). For example I have a long line of te
I\'m drawing multiple \'pages\' of imagery using a CGContext in the iOS. I\'ve used sizeWithFont and drawInRect combinations extensively in my app. What I need to do is split a large chunk of text acr
I think I have found an edge case for sizeWithFont:constrainedToSize: where, on a retina display, it will sometimes (it seems based on word wrapping) returns a height 1 line t开发者_Go百科aller than i
sizeWithFont crashed in multithread,this is the debug info: 1 0x00a0df8e in icu::RuleBasedBreakIterator::handleNext
I have created a UILabel that displays a single large character. Even with clipsToBounds = NO; I still get clipping.
I have an application that is supposed to aid my project in terms of pre- and post-build event handling. I\'m using ndesk.options for command line argument parsing. Which gave me weird results when my
I\'m trying to do the following in a aspx page: <%@ Page Language=\"C#\" EnableSessionSTate=\"true\" ValidateRequest=\"False\" Inherits=\"MyProject.CodeBehind.MYWF.SiteWF\" MasterPageFile=\"~/_lay
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